ArtIsDerp

Mia’s beautiful red hair shines in any sun light. It frames her face perfectly. Swaying softly when she runs and curling up at the very ends. Her breath taking features smile up at me from her angelic, little face. She is the smallest piece of heaven I have ever seen. Blue eyes glisten and glow while they watch me walk away. They out do the sun when I’m coming closer. She runs to me on little feet and jumps into my arms with enormous joy. Her delicate arms wrap around my  scruffy, worn neck. Pulling me close in the most unforgettable hug I have ever gotten from any girl. Her two year old legs tightly encircle my waist and hold me as

It had never really crossed my mind. I never mumbled to myself how misunderstood I was. I never lost sleep over someone or everyone just not getting it. I never wallowed in self pity wondering why it never clicked with anyone else. And perhaps that is because I never had to. Of course I wasn't always understood. No one is. But I had the next best thing. I had someone who tried. Someone who took the time to not only look, but see.  I didn't spend my days searching high and low for someone who truly got me and everything I was. But that night, whether I'd been looking or not, it found me. "It's okay, I understand." All t

My dad doesn't pay me any attention. Oh, poor kid, another wasted individual with daddy issues. I know how it seems. And you're probably right. There isn't anything special about me. No sad story except that I am here, and nobody wants me. My mother is a beautiful woman, and I know she tries to love me. She tries so hard. I know she sees my art work. A talent my father gave me, no doubt.  She sees my grades and my great decisions. Trying to live up to Dad's history is tough, but I do my best. I'm rarely out of line. And I know she tries to smile at me and touch my shoulder often enough to make me feel it. She tries to remember talent shows an